The Hunterian Oration, delivered before the Royal College of Surgeons ... 1821 / [Thomas Chevalier].

  • Thomas Chevalier
Date:
1823
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Credit: The Hunterian Oration, delivered before the Royal College of Surgeons ... 1821 / [Thomas Chevalier]. Source: Wellcome Collection.

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    tional advantage to Students, and afford opportunities for those who have finished tlieir initiatory studies, to retrace from time to time, those facts and general principles, which, amidst the concerns of life, often lose somewhat of their distinctness in the mind. The Lectures on Comparative Ana- tomy, will keep up a general and useful interest concerning the laws and destinations of animated beings, and the structures by which they are carried into effect. And by the whole, we trust, our members and the public will feel, that by increasing the scientific resources of this establishment, they are strengthening one, and not the least important, of those institutions, which invite the friendly intercourse of nations, and thus promote the mutual benevolence and harmony of mankind. Among those friends of philosophy who have kindly availed themselves of oppor- tunities to add to our stores, and to en- courage our exertions, it is right here especially to notice the Right Honourable the late President of the Royal Society, F 2
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